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1. Task Recurrence based on the Date of Completion

   I'm missing a feature which is part of Outlook's Task Scheduler.

   When marking a task with a given period for recurrency as done i.e. completed the task should be rescheduled based on the date of completion.

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   completed  ·  AdminTask Coach developers (developer, Task Coach) responded

   Available in release 1.2.24.

2. Calendar view

   Feature Requests item #1959184 Submitted By: Rahul Basu (rahul_basu)
   It would be great to be able to view all tasks and deadlines on a single calendar. What I mean is that besides having a list of tasks, you should be able to see them on a calendar with the start dates and due dates listed.
   Also, this isn't quite on topic, but, it would be good to be able to create one-time events viewable on this calendar (example: meeting with customer, math test, etc.)

   Feature Requests item #1452071 By: Alex Greif (greifa)
   create a new tab (beside taskList taskTree, Effort) with the name Calendar, that shows the current month with the days as rectangles. If a day has a task, then it should be shown as a line or block or some color.
   My Problem is to quickly see whether some date/time in the future is free for a new schedule.

   Feature Requests item #1959184 Submitted By: Rahul Basu (rahul_basu)
   It would be great to be able to view all tasks and deadlines on a single calendar. What I mean is that besides having a list of tasks, you should be able to see them on a calendar with the start dates and due dates listed.
   Also, this isn't quite on topic, but, it would be good to be able to create one-time events viewable on this calendar (example: meeting with customer, math test, etc.)

   Feature Requests item #1452071 By: Alex Greif (greifa)
   create a new tab (beside taskList taskTree, Effort)… more

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   completed  ·  AdminTask Coach developers (developer, Task Coach) responded

   Release 1.0.0 adds a calendar viewer.

3. Better control over task order

   I think there should be a smoother way to re-order tasks. I'm a bit long-winded here, but I do think finding a way to address this would be a major improvement for taskcoach...

   Here's how i see the problem: Task dependency (not yet implemented) partially address this, but falls short if you plan to tackle subtasks from more than one parent task in the short term. Priority is helpful, but falls short in that you have to manually go in and increase or decrease tasks one at a time to get them into an order of what you would like to do next. Due date falls short in that some tasks might not have due dates, or may actually be very low priorty.

   I see a few possible ways to implement this:
   1> Allow sorting by more than one criteria. I think this would be a partial solution, but a definite improvement.

   2> Allow tasks to be re-ordered by drag and drop. Perhaps each task would have an order index number which would be controlled by taskcoach by default, but if the user drags the task to a new position, it would "stick" in that position and a checkbox would be enabled for "user position". Meanwhile the rest of the tasks would continue to flow around this position.

   3> A more complex system allowing the user to sort by an algorithm. This is what I would prefer, although I can see it might be difficult to implement. For instance, taskcoach could account for how much time i've budgeted and how long until the due date, calculate a daily time budget. Then I could sort my tasks by 45% daily time budget, 30% priority, and 25% off of an urgency field. I like this idea, but I'm guessing it's too complicated...

   4> Allow another view that only shows tasks that I explicitly choose to do next. These would be assigned an order number for this view. There could be a keyboard shortcut to enable the task in this view, perhaps even one to go to the top of the list and another to the bottom. Re-ordering the list should be easy. Since the list would be small it seems reasonable to have it automatically numbered (as opposed to the maximize/minimize option for priority which ends up creating negative numbers or leaving gaps in the numbering). It is said that we are able to focus on no more than 7 items at once so i think this could be limited to a small number, like 10 or 20 items. This idea seems best to me, because it sounds very easy to implement, wouldn't slow taskcoach down, and easily allow me to plan my day.

   I'll donate $10-30 if any of this gets implemented. thanks for all your hard work

   I think there should be a smoother way to re-order tasks. I'm a bit long-winded here, but I do think finding a way to address this would be a major improvement for taskcoach...

   Here's how i see the problem: Task dependency (not yet implemented) partially address this, but falls short if you plan to tackle subtasks from more than one parent task in the short term. Priority is helpful, but falls short in that you have to manually go in and increase or decrease tasks one at a time to get them into an order of what you would like… more

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   completed  ·  AdminJérôme Laheurte (Admin, Task Coach) responded

   In the latest versions, both reordering by DnD and stable sort across multiple instances work.

4. Enable multi-user Task Management

   Hi,

   Currently, when 2 (or more) users are opening the same file, a change one
   made is not seen by the other, until he re-opens the application.

   A "push tier" is one possible solution to pass changes to the other users.

   Best regards,
   Kobi

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   completed  ·  AdminJérôme Laheurte (Admin, Task Coach) responded

   Completely forgot :)